For August we decided to make some background droids. We wanted to avoid repaints of Protocol droids (but that wasn't a rule) and we saw some very creative droids. From a massive scratch built loadlifter, to a Janitor droid with his trusty bucket droid, and even a droid who roles around passing out soda. Enough talk, let's see some customs!

For September we decided on bounty hunters and/or terrorists. As with the rest of our creations, the idea is that they are fan-fiction. Our customizers continued to out do themselves. We saw some very creative Trandoshans, a Ubese Hunter, and what good is a bounty hunter month without a few good Mandalorians?

For October we decided on a Blue Harvest theme. For those of you who don't know Blue Harvest was the set name ROTJ when it was being shot here in America. It was used to throw off the press so that they could shoot the movie in peace. This is a fairly broad topic and as a result we had lots of choices to choose from, from some type of scary aliens or creatures, crazy Star Wars zombies, evil undead Darkside users, or even someone in a Halloween costume/disguise or a Blue Harvest T-Shirt, we saw it all. And without further ado here are this months entries.

For November we decided to flesh out our Seperatist armies (pun intended .) We made organic, non-droid, Seppies. We saw another set of great entries this month. We got a variety of aliens and a few human mercanaries.

For December we decided to go with the army building route again. This time we added to our Rebel Alliance armies. Someone's got to fight the Empire right? This is another topic that we were able to get really creative with. There were re so many different possiblities, from a good fleet trooper, to a basic Rebel soldier, a fighter jockey, a Rebel general, or something completely made up. Our customizers didn't disapoint this month, and we saw more entries than we have seen in a few months.

In case you haven't already figured it out we decided to do a little something different and make dioramas for this installment of the MCC. We also decided to combine January and February into one big month, that way we had more time to work on one big diorama, or do multiple smaller ones. We saw a wide variety of dioramas from miniature movie sets to some fan-fiction dioramas.

We elected to make fan-fiction aliens for the month of March. But there was a catch we weren't allowed to make any alien species that Hasbro had already given us, meaning we are had to have to sculpt our own heads (assuming the alien actually had a head ) or find something from a non-Star Wars line.

Part of what attracts so many fans to Star Wars is all of the the different ships and vehicles. It is so much fun imagining yourself dogfighting in your own Jedi Starfighter, annihilating enemy troops with a hovertank, or jumping out of a dropship and blasting a bunch of droids with your fellow commandos. We saw a little of everything this month. And as usual the entries did not disappoint.

For the month of June we decided to make slaves. This was a very broad topic so we saw a variety of slaves.

Darth Ennis' Slave/Stripper

Master_Phruby's Slave Trader

The_Tin_Man's Wookiee Slave

BrentS's Twi'lek Masseuse

Smartypants1635's Gladatorial Slave

CloneCommander1's Slave

MONTH 14.5 - Imperials - June 2006

After a little debate we decided to add a second topic to MCC this month. We had the choice of making Imperials, Slaves, or both. Like slaves, Imperials was another broad category, so we saw wide variety of great entries.